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Hardenable, fluid compositions containing resinous polymeric epoxides and a bentonite-amine reaction product (US Patent 2,768,992, 1956)

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Florian J. Zukas received US Patent No. 2,768,992 on October 30, 1956, filed September 28, 1954. It was assigned to Westinghouse Electric Corp.

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The present invention relates to hardenable, fluid resinous compositions and has particular reference to compositions containing normally liquid resinous polymeric epoxides adapted to be cured homogeneously to a solid state without undergoing substantial volume shrinkage.

Author
Florian J. Zukas
Published by
US Patent Office
Series
US Patent No. 2,768,992
Date
October 30, 1956
Library no.
ACL Doc 22588 · asbestosclaims.law/library/22588
Rights
US government work, in the public domain.

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Florian J. Zukas. “Hardenable, fluid compositions containing resinous polymeric epoxides and a bentonite-amine reaction product (US Patent 2,768,992, 1956).” October 30, 1956. US Patent No. 2,768,992. US Patent Office. AsbestosClaims.Law Library, ACL Doc 22588. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/22588.

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